If you would like to help with some of the management work come along in the morning. We meet inside the metal gates in the small car park. Park on Teal Close and walk along the Ouse Dyke to the footbridge. Follow the Willow Walk and you will arrive at the car park. Please be on time so that we can allocate tools to you.

Enjoy the sheer exuberance of spring at the lagoons. Meet at the footbridge onto the reserve.

Meet at the metal gates at 20.30 hrs and be prepared to stay till late. At the last session we caught over seventy species. If it should rain this event will be cancelled.

Meet at Teal Close (at the end where the road meets the dyke).
This involves walking in the dyke so if you intend to come and need waders, can you please let me know along with your shoe size so I can ensure we have the right sizes. Otherwise, you can help with litter picking (equipment supplied).

Thanks, Mark. Tel.07850 768337

Enjoy the sheer exuberance of spring at the lagoons. Meet at the footbridge onto the reserve.

Meet at Teal Close (at the end where the road meets the dyke).
This involves walking in the dyke so if you intend to come and need waders, can you please let me know along with your shoe size so I can ensure we have the right sizes. Otherwise, you can help with litter picking (equipment supplied).

Thanks, Mark. Tel.07850 768337

There are five species to see – if they are all in flower together. Meet at the footbridge onto the reserve.

If you would like to help with some of the management work come along in the morning. We meet inside the metal gates in the small car park. Park on Teal Close and walk along the Ouse Dyke to the footbridge. Follow the Willow Walk and you will arrive at the car park. Please be on time so that we can allocate tools to you.

There are five species to see – if they are all in flower together. Meet at the footbridge onto the reserve.

Friday 7 June, 9.30 am at Mapperley Golf Course Car Park (entrance at the end of Central Avenue, off Plains Road NG3 5LD)

We meet in the car park. This session is all on dry land and involves pulling plants out – for those who have not done this before, it is easy work as the plants are small at the moment with shallow roots. Gloves are essential as there are nettles about as well (I will have a limited number of pairs).

The golf course is the main source of the seeds that spread down stream each year so we need to completely eradicate the balsam from here if we are to reach a permanent solution.

Any questions, please call Mark on 07850 768337.